Compensation for improvements. You have the right to compensation for improvements in the circumstances permitted by sections 99A and 99B of the Housing Act 1985.
Compensation for improvements. The Operator may make improvements to buildings, fences, or water systems and other items at the Operator’s own expense and consistent with the terms of the lease, provided consent of the Owner has been given and provided these improvements shall not be removed when the Operator leaves the farm. The Operator shall receive compensation from the Owner for the undepreciated value of these improvements (if any) upon termination of the lease, provided the initial value, depreciation starting date, and annual rate of depreciation have been agreed upon and entered in the schedule below or attached to this lease. Examples of improvements include but are not limited to buildings, fences, tile lines, agricultural lime applications, terraces, and forage seedings.
Compensation for improvements. Type of Improve- ment Date to be Com- pleted Total Cost ($) Material (%) Labor (%) Mach. (%) Tenant's Contri- bution* Annual Deprec. (%)
Compensation for improvements. You have the right to claim compensation for certain improvements which you have made to your home after a certain date as if section 100 of the Housing Act 1985 applies to this tenancy agreement. You can only apply for compensation when your tenancy ends. We will give you full details of the scheme and the qualifying improvements upon request.
Compensation for improvements. 22.1 Tenants may be compensated after the end of the Tenancy for 'qualifying' improvements carried out to the Premises by the Tenant in accordance with the Leasehold Reform Housing and Urban Development Act 1993, or any subsequent legislation in force at the time the Tenancy is terminated.
Compensation for improvements. 6.1 You have the right to claim compensation for certain improvements which you have made to your home after a certain date. You can only apply for compensation when your tenancy ends. We will give you full details of the scheme and the qualifying improvements upon request.
Compensation for improvements. Lessor will not pay any compensation for any Lessee-placed improvements on the leased area at any time during the term of this lease, nor upon termination or expiration of this lease, nor as related to the removal of any improvements or personal property.
Compensation for improvements. The Operator may make improvements to buildings, fences, or water systems and other items listed in the table below at Operator’s own expense and consistent with the terms of the lease, provided consent of the Owner has been given and provided these improvements shall not be removed when the Operator leaves the farm. The Operator shall receive compensation from the Owner for the undepreciated value of these improvements upon termination of the lease, provided the value, depreciation starting date, and rate of depreciation have been agreed upon and entered in the schedule at the end of this lease.
Compensation for improvements. You are not entitled to claim compensation for improvements unless and until this tenancy has become an assured (non-shorthold) tenancy. After that time you have the right to claim compensation for certain improvements, which you have made to your home after a certain date. You can only apply for compensation when your tenancy ends. We will give you full details of the scheme and the qualifying improvements upon request.
Compensation for improvements. If you carry out improvements with our permission, you may be entitled to compensation at the end of your tenancy. The scheme is a statutory one with the rules laid down by the Scottish Executive. More details and an explanatory leaflet are available from your Maintenance/Housing Officer. You can get compensation for more than one improvement.
